Marlborough House Hotel

321 Woodstock Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England

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About Marlborough House Hotel

Marlborough House Hotel is an immaculate built, spacious and is a privately owned hotel with its traditional design built in 1990 to fit in sympathetically with residential Victorian area. We are one of many high class Hotels in Oxford. Marlborough House Hotel is well situated being just 1.5 miles north of Oxford City Centre and a short walking distance from Summertown shopping centre and within easy reach of the motorways. Our aim is to provide high quality accommodation, suitable for caring guests, who prefer to be independent of meal times, but who seek limited self-catering facilities. We particularly cater for those who come to Oxford to study, visit or on business.

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